Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of England visits Mill Ridge Farm, Lexington, Kentucky in 1984.

Experiencing Lexington, Kentucky horse farm tours will help future racehorse owners understand how horses are trained and prepped for annual yearling sales.

Mill Ridge Farm’s new Marketing Coordinator is excited to be living in Lexington and Kentucky’s Bluegrass region and working with thoroughbreds.

Interested in learning the ins and outs of racehorses for sale at the September sale at Keeneland? Mill Ridge Farm explains the basics of buying a thoroughbred racehorse.

Want to learn more about mating and breeding thoroughbred racehorses? The team at Mill Ridge Farm is comprised of experts.

Mill Ridge Farm raises and develops racehorses' full champion potential, starting with the weaning process.

You may have seen a Thoroughbred in action, but did you know you can tour a horse farm here in Lexington? Come visit Mill Ridge and meet our champions.

Mill Ridge Farm’s standing stud Oscar Performance has broken records as a turf horse, his progeny are already showing promise as balanced and fast thoroughbreds on and off the turf.

Mill Ridge Farm describes how they prep yearlings for sale and provide you with a peek into one of the intricacies of raising thoroughbreds.

A warp-up of the Belmont Stakes and how Mill Ridge has established a winning tradition.

Horse boarding at Mill Ridge Farm is a solid option for success for thoroughbred racehorse owners.

Insterested in touring a Kentucky horse farm? Here’s what you can expect at Mill Ridge Farm in Lexington, Kentucky.

Interested in learning what six traits you should look for when buying a thoroughbred racehorse? Mill Ridge Farm shares what you need to know.

Every year, on the heels of the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness and Belmont Stakes roll around and we marvel once again about the tremendous career of Point Given.

Mill Ridge Farm has an incredible history of horse racing success. From Giacomo to Barbaro, Street Sense to Point Given–nobody raises winners like Mill Ridge Farm and Nicoma Bloodstock.

Bloodstock agents aren’t just your “in” to the racing industry. They are your thoroughbred racehorse partners for the long haul. Discover how a bloodstock agent can help you reach your racing goals.

Mill Ridge Farm explains the 4 types of thoroughbreds you can buy and how to make the right choice for the best return on investment.

As a potential thoroughbred racehorse owner, it’s important to understand the role of your bloodstock agent. Discover everything bloodstock agents do here.

When investing in thoroughbred racehorses, it’s important to understand your own motivations before opening your wallet.

Building your thoroughbred racehorse portfolio from scratch is possible when you work with a quality bloodstock agent.